Fever, Feeding or Growth Questions?

Usually within the first week, often around day three to five, to check feeding, weight and jaundice. Come sooner if your baby is feeding poorly, very sleepy or looks increasingly yellow.

Mild jaundice is common in the first week and usually settles on its own. Jaundice in the first 24 hours, rising levels or a very sleepy baby need prompt testing, as phototherapy may be required.

Frequently in the first year, alongside vaccination visits, then about once a year from age two for growth and development checks, plus visits whenever your child is unwell.

Yes. Vaccines are tested and monitored for safety. Mild fever or soreness for a day or two is common, and your paediatrician explains what to expect and when to call.

Seek prompt care for any fever in a baby under three months, a fever lasting more than three days, or fever with breathing difficulty, a rash that does not fade, drowsiness or poor drinking.

No. Most coughs, colds and tummy infections are viral and clear without antibiotics. Your paediatrician prescribes them only when a bacterial infection is likely or confirmed.

Yes. M'Brace offers paediatrics and neonatology in LB Nagar and paediatrics and neonatology in King Koti, with consultations, vaccinations and newborn care at both Kamineni Hospitals units.

Yes. Babies born at M'Brace can move straight into newborn and paediatric follow-up with the same team, which already knows their birth history.

Consultant neonatologists, a NICU with ventilation support, 24/7 emergency cover and a team that coordinates with your obstetrician. M'Brace brings these together within Kamineni Hospitals.